Has a Labour internet troll or elVE been given the job of stencilling our streets?
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May 15, 2013 at 12:27pm
The T is upside down and half of it has gone.
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Cannot toLLerate this sloppy spelling.
Actually I think they were meant to write ‘SLOW’ but forgot half way through and thought they were writing ‘STOP’. Any further comments are superfluous.
Luciano Busuttil moon-lighting with the local council, maybe?
No! That should have been a SLOW!
Meanwhile, Joseph Muscat’s socialist friend in Europe is facing more economic trouble.
One year on, Mr. Normal – who on his campaign trail promised economic growth – has led France into economic recession.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-22536197
Let us not forget his endorsement of Joseph Muscat for the 9 March elections.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0wf5MBuZ2Go
Meanwhile his popularity rating in France hovers around 25%. Judging from the scores of switchers here and the 36,000 majority, it seems that he has more fans here in Malta than he has in France.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-22536483
That’s “SLOW” and “STOP” in one word to save paint and time.
Me thinks it is the work of an intelligent painter wanting to offend somebody living in that street.
Can somebody go and cross that T with paint, please?
No, because a stop sign has no place there. It’s meant to be ‘slow’, but, apparently, the six men painting it must be so.
Half of me hoped it was some sort of political commentary. Banksy style. It’s not though, is it? It’s the usual bum-crack-showing lack of efficiency.
Harry Purdie has a very relevant anecdote about this sort of thing. In the end, he colour-coded everything, and it worked.
Sure did.
Well, go on and tell them. It could inspire Evarist Bartolo in his crusade against illiteracy.
Injuranti, ma tafux li f’Malta meta jkollok STOP tohrog bis-SLOW motion?
Dak huwa sinjal skond in-norma gdida tat-traffiku f’Malta taht gvern li tahtu kollox miexi bil-mod kwazi se jieqaf!
SLOP
Slow or Stop both doesn’t make any sense in that particular location.
U ejja madoffi x’ghageb! It was just a SLIP between STOP and SLOW. Maybe who was writing it was under the influence of strong anti-histamines due to hay fever caused by strong whiffs of paint and was writing Zombie style. Nothing that a quick visit to the local minister/gp would not cure.
No you’re all wrong. He had the paint in my barmil and wrote slop instead.
Actually it’s not so embarrassingly stupid. It is a cleverly coded message for drivers to first slow down, and then stop. This road is narrow, so the message has to be condenced. We may be on the way to give a new word to the English language. !!SLOP!!
Can’t join the dOTS
That’s a new traffic sign. It’s a street crossing for the ‘majjali ta’ Malta’. They stop there for a break to enjoy a meal. It’s also called a ‘hanzirata’.
NB. Slop – is pig food for the agriculturally retarded not a new English word.